Sentence examples for human evils from inspiring English sources

The answer that will be given is that religion is implicated in many human evils.

First, where should we draw the line around the human evils that are good for us and those that are not?

For Darwin, so often alone, the tropical forests seemed to compensate for human evils: months were spent in Rio de Janeiro amid that shimmering tropical splendour, full of "gaily-coloured" flatworms, and the collector himself became "red-hot with Spiders".

Later he homes in on what he calls our "emotional gamut" and suggests that this is what is most under threat from the biotechnologies he discusses: without "human evils," there would be "no sympathy, compassion, courage, heroism, solidarity or strength of character".

However, Adorno says, in practice Hegel often moves past human evils and individual fates in a cursory fashion (1951, 16 17), hurrying toward the stage of reconcilation.

But they are the same kind of human evils that have emerged from century to century wherever excessive power is sought by the few at the expense of the many.

"Human evil?

The variations on the theme of human evil seem endless.

Human evil must be confronted, he said, not merely contained.

Kathleen Taylor, the author of "Cruelty: Human Evil and the Human Brain," has a theory.

For two thousand years, Judas has therefore been Christianity's primary image of human evil.